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Posbury is an
ancient estate in Devon, now a hamlet,
situated about 2
miles south-west of
Crediton and 2
miles north of
Tedburn St Mary and 1 mile west...
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Tuckfield (1774-1844) of
Shobrooke Park near Crediton, Devon, as
curate of
Posbury Chapel, near Shobrooke,
which he had
built in 1835 to
cater for the growing...
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establish their capitals in
Milan and
Pavia (northern Italy).
Battle of
Posbury: King
Cenwalh of Wes****
invades Dumnonia (south-west England). He is victorious...
- of
Mercia (which he may have lost), if
Posentesburh is
identified with
Posbury, near Crediton, Devon, then some
conflict with the
Britons can be postulated...
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establish their capitals in
Milan and
Pavia (northern Italy).
Battle of
Posbury: King
Cenwalh of Wes****
invades Dumnonia (south-west England). He is victorious...
- who hung thereon) with St Lawrence,
Yeoford (Holy Trinity),
Posbury (St Luke) and
Posbury (St Francis)
Shobrooke (St Swithin) Sandford,
Devon (St Swithun)...
- style,
built of
local reddish 'trap', a
volcanic stone from
quarries at
Posbury, with the
exception of the nave pillars,
which are of Beer stone. It contains...
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including Cranmore Castle,
Huntsham castle, Dolbury,
Stoke Hill,
Raddon Top,
Posbury and
Cotley Castle.
Access is via a
public footpath signposted from Cadbury...
- what is now
Devon as a
result of a
battle fought at Postesburh,
possibly Posbury near Crediton. Then in the
period 681–85
Centwine of Wes****
conquered King...
- for the
purpose at
Posbury, a
manor long
owned by the
Tuckfields 4
miles south-west of
Little Fulford, in the lane
opposite Posbury Chapel,
built shortly...
